Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-16
Personal Movements. etc.

FcFSOudl N1OVeuIentSs 0tCs
Hon. Robert NJ. McLane, United States minister
to France was In New York yesterday, and left
at night for NarraganSett Pier. He sails Tor
France August 81.
Prof. Spencer F. Baird is still In poor health at
Woods Holl, Mass, though able to be out and
around the Fish Commission building. He Is
thought to be slightly better than when he ar
rived there in June.
Rev. Rush R. Shipper, the pastor of All Souls
church, his wife and son, are now travelling in
Europe and expect to return early in october.
The family OF Mr.. j. c. Slater, OF Washington,
are summering near Lincoln, LOudOun County, Va.
Miss Marie c. Sedgwick, of West washington,
accompanied by Miss Sophia Chr1stman, left the
city to-day for few weeks recreation at Asbury
Park, New Jersey.
Dr. D. Kerfoot Shute has returned from visit to
MOntmorenci, the KerfOot homestead in FauQuier
County, Va. His wife and child are still there.
Mrs. E. D. F. Brady, Mrs. J. w. White, and Mrs.
P. v. De Graw, with their respective sons, are
spending the heated term at the Harris home
stead, near Purceilville, LOudOun County, Va.
The other Washingtonians at the homestead are
Miss EstelIe Rollins, and Chief OF Division De-
LOach, OF the Pension Onice.
Mrs. A. T. Ritter and her nieces, Misses Mollie
and Helen Spalding, LETT this morning for the
Blue Ridge Mountains to spend the remainder OF
the summer season.
Miss Katie Spalding, Of 22d street, is spending
the summer with friends at Colonial Beach.
Among the visitors at the annual meeting Of the
New York State Stenographers' Association, at
Alexandra Bay to-day, is Mr.. E. D. Easton, OF
washington, who IS visiting the Thousand Islands
ing on the subject OF the graphaphone.
Mr.. Irving Underhill, Of Indiana, and Miss Mag
gle Wilson, daughter Of John E Wilson, OF Mont
gomery County, Md, were married yesterday at
The M. E. Church South, at Rockville, Rev. David
Bush officiating. After the ceremony the couple
left on tour in the north.
Mrs. j. w. Compton and family and the Misses
McNeely, Of Capitol Hnl. are spending the summer
at Purcellvtlle, LoudOun county, Va
Mrs. w. II. Allen and son, OF Washington, are
summering at Scituate Mass
Mr.. T. Hart Anderson, OF the Patent ONCE, and
Miss LOtte E. Barber were united In marriage last
evening by the Rev. Edward holloway, In the
| Immediately after the ceremony the happy couple
LEFT for extended tour which will include Sara
toga and Lake George.
Mr. Eugene F. Arnold and his brother, VIM. H.
Arnold, left to day for Cape May.
| Col. C. N. Deringer and Lawyer Reginald Cal
| houD Derinser, have completed their tour to the
Catskill Mountains. and have gone to Saratoga
Springs. where they Will remain Tor the season.
The friends OF little Joe PendeetOn, son OF Lieut.
| Pendleton, will be glad to learn that he was not
drowned as stated In several papers. He was only
an eye witness to the accident which occurred In
Oakland, Md.
Miss Emma Fenton and Miss Ida Iardella left
last evening for Bedford Springs, Penn.
Among the recent arrivals at the Hygeia Hotel
| from Washington are G. e. Creecy, T. B. Taylor
A. E. Bateman, Mrs T. 0. Kel!ogg.aDd child, RObt
McMurray, Allan Rutherford. Fl. K. w. Patterson
Mrs. Kate Patterson, 2. 7. Sewers and wife, Nathan
Fish, j. D. Gibbs and family, Chas. D. Wadley,
Misses Weston. b. d. Green, Jno. w. Lawrence
Mrs. D. L. Caighan, Miss Julia Slosson Miss Annie
| j. Shirley, Miss May Lawrence E. B. Townsend j.
A. Martin, T. L. Milton, K0bt. Letch.
The Misses Haywood, OF Raleigh, N. c., daughters
| OF the late Col. Edw. Graham Haywood, for many
years one OF the leading members OF the North
| Carolina bar, whose sudden death recently Oc
CURED liz Raleigh, while returning from the court
States Senator VIM. Ii. Haywood OF that State, art
visiting their brother at 1890 s street northwest
Miss Aggie Hector. OF Fittsburg, who has been
visiting Mrs. Cronegor, Of this city, returned home
| last evening.